Ever Since Her Friend Married Into Money, She Can’t Stand Her Bragging
A 27-year-old woman has a friend who is 5 years older than her, and this friend recently got married.
Her friend essentially married into money, and now that her friend is extremely wealthy, she has turned into “the worst version of herself.”
Her friend picked up and moved to a new country, got a huge house, and a brand new car, and has started acting “like she’s Beyoncé.”
In contrast to her friend, she’s going through an extremely tough patch in her life, and she doesn’t have that much money as she is trying to start a business along with her boyfriend.
She’s also battling some issues with her health, so she really doesn’t need her friend throwing things in her face right now, but that’s exactly what her friend is doing.
“…She makes it a point to indirectly tell me how amazing her life is and how I will never be happy like her because I chose my current boyfriend,” she explained.
“He is not broke by any means, he makes more money than I do and we are trying hard to secure both our financial futures.”
The remarks that her friend has been making deeply hurt her, and she did confront her friend about it.
Her friend maintained that she was only saying mean things in an effort to “motivate” her to “do better in life.”
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Her friend thinks that she should be just like her and that if she’s not rich, she will never be happy at all.
Then, she lost one of her family members, and when she shared this news with her friend, her friend just texted her pictures of the organic groceries she had just purchased and bragged about being able to spend $500 on things like this.
She wanted her friend to say that she was sorry for her loss, but her friend was too self-absorbed to even do that.
“I still enjoy her company from time to time but now much less and she cannot talk about anything else other than how she is set for life now and how she’s so grateful she was born as her and not someone else (this usually means that she’s happy she’s not me),” she said.
She believes it’s time to end her friendship with this woman, but she’s not sure how to go about doing that.
How can she best end things with her friend so she doesn’t have to endure her self-absorbed ways anymore?
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